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Orange Sunrise with Flowers and Fruits, a mixed-media triptych by Daniel Gordon Courtesy the artist and Nazarian / Curcio, Los Angeles

A study in Laterality found that some greater white-fronted geese in flight look sideways more often in the presence of their mates. Researchers claimed that researchers have been underreporting same-sex sexual activity among animals, that Darwin’s frogs mate and lay their eggs while upside down, and that mature Egyptian fruit bats possess a sense of time. Florida carpenter ants selectively amputate their nest mates’ injured limbs. DNA samples extracted from bite marks on surf equipment…

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